Wholesale Bark Mulch

Outdoor World of New England has been producing bark mulch since 1989 and we remain committed to offering quality mulch products for our customers. We are manufacturers and wholesale distributors of mulch products. Our wholesale production facility is located in Hooksett, New Hampshire and can handle orders of almost any size.

Our 2009 product line includes the blends Aged Hemlock, a small natural dark mulch created from our best grinding materials, Light Blend, a mix of pine, fur and spruce, Wicked Dark, a color-enhanced aged softwood blend, and Triple Grind, a natural black aged softwood mulch.

Estimating Guides for Mulch (and Stone) Coverage

Frequently Asked Questions about Mulch

We use absolutely no pallet or "demo" wood in our mulches.

All Natural Products

Aged Hemlock	Natural Hemlock, seasoned to bring out a deep, natural burgundy color that has been very popular. A staff favorite!
Light Blend	A softwood blend of Spruce, Fir and Pine producing a delightful aromatic scent, this light brown bark is ideal for the rustic New England landscape.
Dark Blend	An aged softwood blend, this mulch has an attractive deep brown color and very attractive price.
Kid Kushion	Our trademarked playground surfacing product. Produced exclusively of top-quality virgin softwood, this product is ASTM-certified and is ideal for schools, parks, daycare centers or backyard play areas.

Color-Enhanced Products*

Premium Red Blend	A Pine and Spruce bark blend that is specially processed to ensure consistent red color all season long.
Wicked Black	A color enhanced black mulch that has aged through the winter in order to maintain a dark color worthy of its name.

*The raw materials used in our colorants are from naturally-occurring resources found in the earth’s surface. The colorants are specially formulated to be nontoxic to plants and animals. While we make every effort to get the color-enhanced products to set up prior to shipping, it is nearly impossible for the colorant to fully cure while within a pile. Therefore, we recommend that color-enhanced mulches not be spread during heavy rains.